Moll Flanders

In this satirical faux autobiography, Moll Flanders, a determined woman abandoned at birth, navigates the challenges of late 17th-century England in her quest for independence. Through a series of bold actions, including thievery and seduction, Moll defies societal norms and embodies resilience in a world that often seeks to confine women. Originally published in 1722, this pioneering social novel by Daniel Defoe continues to resonate with modern audiences, offering a profound insight into human nature and survival. Narrated by the esteemed Janet Suzman, this rendition brings a rich depth to Moll's compelling story.